Abandoned by All I Took It All Back novel Chapter 255

The party lasted until ten at night, ending with the four of them singing a rendition of "To Have You in My Life."

It was a very moving song.

Whether about family, friendship, or love, its sentiment was beautiful.

Everyone comes from a place of youthful recklessness, tasting the ups and downs of life. Nothing is ever perfect; you just have to live for today and do your best in the present.

Even though life can be incomplete at times, there's no need to panic.

Because life is meant to be experienced, not performed to perfection.

Cherish the people around you, be grateful for their companionship and support, and accept yourself at every stage.

Janina felt that this moment was the best it could be.

By the end of the song, all four of their voices were a little hoarse. After a full day of fun, they still didn't feel like it was enough.

Melody sighed in resignation. "I have to go back to the set. I have a night scene tonight. Ah, the life of a humble worker!"

Despite the day-long celebration, none of them looked tired. It felt like there was still so much more to say.

Maggie drove Wendy Clifford home.

Janina and Melody drove off in their own cars.

The sky was as black as ink.

The moonlight was soft.

Shadows fell upon the ground like a thin veil, seeming to envelop the entire night.

When Janina got home, the living room light was still on.

Grace heard the noise and came out of her room. Seeing Janina's flushed cheeks, she was startled. "You've been drinking!"

You just finished your postpartum recovery; your body hasn't fully healed. How could you drink alcohol?

Janina shook her head. "Just a little champagne. Are the babies asleep?"

Hearing her daughter hadn't been drinking heavily, Grace finally relaxed.

At the mention of the two babies, her heart softened, and a smile she couldn't suppress spread across her face.

"They're asleep. They're still so little, they sleep a lot. Are you hungry? I saved you some food."

She truly envied how easily babies could sleep.

Watching the two little ones sleeping peacefully, she marveled at how they changed every day. Their skin was no longer wrinkled but fair and tender.

She leaned down, wanting to kiss them.

But she was afraid of infecting their delicate skin, so in the end, she just kissed them through a tissue.

Janina tiptoed out of the room.

By the time she had showered and gotten into bed, it was almost midnight.

She glanced at her phone and saw a new message.

She opened it. It was from Kenneth Merrick.

[Miss Holt, I've found something. It's not convenient to discuss over the phone. Are you free to meet tomorrow evening to talk in person?]

Janina's heart leaped. Kenneth had made progress.

She quickly replied, arranging a time and place to meet with Kenneth the next day.